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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

making mp their Sc slate around gro
GERS cask of onions or dried apples.
Follow the series Of political rings IRON
that primary meeting OF free and Inde-
pendent citizens up through State con-
ventions to the congressional caucus
and lobby at Washington. Then take
the corporation rings and follow them
from the centre to the circumference OF
their power. Do the same Nth lana
rings, gold rings, wheat rings, srafiic,
and transportation rings. Look NJ tue
great railway rings that touch with
their perimeters either ocean, at ths
Credits Mobilier they organize, the
legislation they control. and the legisla-
tors they demoIalize and smrch win
the pitch of dishonest transactions:
See what men in the highest places oil
trust have sold and soiled the charac-
tiers the public had given them by has
tening to be rich by treachery and
fraud. See how the fine gold of pollti-
cal and. commercial probity has been
dimmed by these transactions and tue
suspicious they engender. What the
French mean by bourgeotsfe. we ex-
press by shoddy, and no word in orr
language has a more uniformly-accept-
ed meaning than thisof recent coinage.
We oil know what shoddy means IN
textile fabrics. But never did it I'LL
such a place or play such part in u
soldiers coat as it does in our paper
money, in our paper characters on
cl aDee, and in the paper moralities
which the last few years have witnessed.
It may seem disloyal to our republi-
can institutions to say it, but when 1t
is said let the candid reader see If he
can disproye it. What this country most
needs at the present juncture is the
element that has been displaced by the
political ostracism of the South. L do
not say that we need southern arts
tccrncy, but we need one which shall
resemble and exercise some OF lts best
characteristics, and such We need inn
perstively, North and South, East and
West. We need class with as fine an
esprit do corps, with az high sense OF
honor of personal and family dignity
| us LIkluIu tNtt HAO'AoNN0
tie South claimed to possess.
We want such men as the JEFF
Persons. Madisons, Lowndes, Pink
neys, Calhouns, Clays, and Bentons,
and other statesmen whom the South
has contributed to the structure and
glory of the nation. whether they come
from one side of Mason & Dixon's line
or the other. We want men who shall
walk through the lobbies OF Congress
end "wear the flower OF blameles;
life" and OF a blameless thought,
though each hall and every step were
boset with the gift-bearing Greeks Of
couupting rings seeking to place Their
gold "where it shall do most good.
You may call such class an aristo
cracy, or by any opprobrious name, bu
it is class we most need in every sec
ton of the Union to stand as bulwarl
against the overflow of shOddy, which
threatens to drown the political probitl
and purity of our national life an'
| character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
shoot the Dogs.

The County Commissioners wash
ington county, Ohio at their session
last week passed upon and ordered
paid fiity-seven sheep claims, amount
ing in all TO Sl,63l.40 They range in
size from 81 to STAT. and are from
every township in the county.
This amount represents only the
sheep killed and injured by dogs, and
is not one tenth Of the damages done
10 the farmers in the way OF general in
Jury TO focks and making sheep-raisine
an improbable industry in many To-
calities. The advice contained In thu
above headline is sound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
A WAIST AND A BONNET.

A waist for indoor wear Is made in
any light woollen material. There is a
square velvet yoke which sets in at the
shoulder-seams, and below this the
front of the garment is shirred SO as to
produce loose, gathered effect, which
is very pretty. 1t is SHRED again at
the waist. For the rest, it is plain.
Collar of velvet, ribbon cuffs, and little
wooden buttons fastening it up the
front.
The fashionable capote sets SO that
it's front edge is above and on a line
with the ears. THIS allows the whole
of the "bang," wave, or front hair,
however arranged, to be visible. The
trimming is arranged perpendicularly
from the front, aud consists principal
ly of ribbons and jet ornaments. The
bonnet ties beneath the chin at the
LETT side, and the ribbons used are
not SO broad as they used to be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
SAMFN BVRRILL ANGEAg.
President OF tue Michigan Univer-
My, 10 Act in tne Pending
NpGOfia(fOus.

James B. Angel, Of Michigan, who
is a Republican, has accepted President
Clevcland's invitation to act with tuC
secretary Of State in The negotiation
for settlement with Great Britain OF
the disputes growing out OF the qucs
tons connected with the rights OF ON
fishermen in Canadian waters. BE /:
mes;deut OF The University OF Michi
gan and has bad -S0perience in interna
ticnal transactions, having been ono Of
the commissioners 10y whom tle --latest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
STYLISH STREET DRESS.

A very pretty and stylish street dress
recently noticed was Of black JdiYe
jrancaise in COZ bination with silk
damasse. The latter formed the side
skirt panels, and was also combined
with plaitings Of the laiHc in narrow
vest with which the basque was trimmed.
The effect of the two materials in com
bination-tne one so sombre In hue and
the other bright and variegated-was
striking and attractive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
Lemon Elixir.
ApLEAsANT LEMON DRINK.


Lemon Elixir Is prepared from the fresh
Juice OF Lemons, combined with other vegeta
ole liver tonics, catbartics, aromatic stimu-
lapts, and blOOd-puribers.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
~ druggists generally and by all wholesale
druggists.
Prepared by II. MOTLEY. VI. d.. Atlanta, Ga.
For biliousness ana constipation take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss Of appetite and debility take Lemon
Elixir.
For feyers, malaria, and chills take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any OF the
above. named diseases, all OF which arise from
a torpid or diseased liver.
LEMON HOT DROPS
cure all Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness. Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all Throat
and Lung Diseases. Price % cents. Lemon
Hot Drops. sold by druggists. Prepared By
DIR. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ca, In both liquid and
lozenger form. o. 2-sutDel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

wbyare the tallest people the LATEST /,
They are longer in bed than others, ana
II they neglect their coughs or co,us
thew win be there still longer. Use
Ta,Ior's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
LEMON HOT DROPS
DISSOLUTION a PARTNERSHIP.

RICHMOND, October 3, 1887.
NOTICE. - HAVING DISPOSED
~ of my stock and fixtures No. ~ east Main
street 70 Messrs. BRIGGS BROTHERS, take
pleasure Ia recommending these gentlemen
10 my patrons aud the public generally. | feel
confident from the past experience OF the
Messrs. BRIGGS In the drug business that they
win give entire satisfaction as Pharmaeists
w. II. RICHARDSON.
As will be seen by the above notice, we have
this day purchased the stock and GOODWILL OF
DR.. w. II. RICHARDSON, IL east Main street
We intend 10 put In a fresh supply OF DRUGS.
MEDICINES, FANCY AkTICLES, &C., and in
TACT everything found In awoll-equipped Drug
store. Thanking our friends and the public
generally for their kind favors bestowed IN the
pest, We. a. late managers for Mrs l. Child.
solicit The continuance Of the same at our new
stand. No. Il east Main, next 10 the corner OF
kiIst street.
oc i-lOts BRIGGS BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE on rHE BOARD or STREET, }
SEWER, AND DRAIS COMMISSIONER,
81 MAIN STREET..

OFFICE or THE BOARD or STREET,
SEWER, AND DRAE COMMISSIONER,
"a MAIN SrRKEr.
NORFOLK, VA, October ;, 1851.
dds WILL BE OPENED AT THIS
ID OFFICE on the 2isT DAY OF 0C coBER,
1857. AT ~ o'clock ". for RfPAVlNG GRANNY
81 RECT, IN THIS CITY, WITH SECOND
CLASS GRANITE BLOCKS, NESTING
eUkBlNG. GU1TERISG AND CIkBiNG,
BHIn0lNG, sc.
Bids mus be made separately on the form %
% furnished nj this Office. Fret for furnish
ng all material and performing all work re-
Iured; secondly, for performing the work
only: ana thirdly, for furnishing all material.
Parties bidding will be- required 10 furnish
bonds with good security IL the sum Of 900
With their bids as pledge Of thcir good faith
IN proposing for tho work.
Specifications may be seen. and all informa-
ton in regard 10 tho work obtained on appiica-
Lion nj this Office.
Zach PROPOSAL must be accompanied by q
specimen Of the stone intended % be used.
The right % reject any or all bids Is reserved.
RE. GUY,
Chairman Etreet, Sewer, aud Drain commls-
siOneis,
II. HODGES.
Chairman Street Committee Common C0uncil,
WILLIAM II. ALLEN.
Chairman Street Committee Select Council.
oc ,-l5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
TOR IN-DOORS.

a pretty little dark-blue costume OF
cashmere. which was intended for wear
indoors by little girlof seven or eight
years, was trimmed with surah OF the
same shade as the goods, and with
white braid. The skirt was killed
loosely and (the waist being long, was
very short. Around the bottom five or
six rows Of the braid were laid to form
a border Asquare sailor collar, which
completed the suit at the throat, was
similarly trimmed. The entire front OF
the dress consisted of a loose-gathered
vest of the surah, turned under at the
waist and buttoned with large orna-
mental buttons. Cuffs OF braid and
cdgings, both at the wrists and throat.
of soft, white lace, completed one Of
the daintiest children's costume of the
wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
MrFFs AND GLOVES.

Mufs for the cold weather will be
more favored of the same material as
the dresses they accompany than when
made entirely of fur. Nevertheless,
those of the latter variety will be by
no means neglected. Lynx, otter, bea-
yer, hare, raccoon, seal, and similar
furs will be used, and the NUTS are
shown in all kinds OF shapes aud sizes.
Gloves for the street are in from
four to eight buttons or hooks, as the
case may be, and must neatly cover
the wrist so that 10 bare portion is visi-
BILE. The colors worn are mostly Suede
and tan shades, blacks and dark greens
being very well liked as well. One or
two venturesome ladies have tried to
bring gloves OF bright.red into favor,
but they have not found imitators.
Very few complexions would stand the
wearing Of such color'. Q. II. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

TRUNKS FOR LADIES, GENTLE
l. MEN, and the young folks preparing for
boaIding-school, &c.
vALIsEs, sATCHELs. CLUBS,
RAILROAD BAGS, &C.,
n Black, Russet. Olive, and Nut-Brown Alllga-
tor, Orange, Brown, and Russett Grain.Leather
and Natural Seal. The finest line Of these
goods ever shown South.
J. A. GRIGG,
se29 Pac9 Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
scRoFn1ors nrMoRs.

CurIcuRk. the great saiacure, and CuficusA
sop nrspared from Il. externally. and Curt
CHA kEsoIysNT, tho new blood puriner, IN.
terusliy, are positive cure Tor every form OF
sim and blood disease from pimp!es TO
scfCflila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

ry- Send for "How to Cure skin Disease"
"a pages, so Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

Sold everywhere. Price: CuucrRa. Co.,;
soar, CSC; REsoLysNr, 81. Prepared py 'hs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
FALL FASHIONS.
rAIroR-MSDEDRsss YoafHHsrRyIf-
A GOOD FORM REQUIRED.
Braid Ornaments for Trimming-A Waist
for Indoors Bonnets-stylish Drsssss-
Euffs, cloves, 20.
corr,epOpdeuce Of the Richmond DispatchI

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
New YORK, October 8, 1887.
Tailor-made dresses are now dc ri
gueUr for the street, and, although
made with great simplicity, they are
certainly most elegant for outdoor
wear.
Combinations sre admissible. but, in
connection with the severe cut, they
lock aboutas appropriate as they would,
in the case of riding-hablt A single
plain, heavy cloth is decidedly adyisa-
Bile for the whole of one OF these
dresses. Ishould not evea advise In
the case of a youHg lady even SO much
trimming. as vest of different mate
rial upon the basque, Or side panels
upon the skirt. On the other hand.
neither is it advisable for any lady to
attempt these straiaht-cut, close-fitting.
and unadorned costumes unless she has
figure of some symmetry. Trimming
can always be judiciously used on other
styles Of costumes to conceal defects OF
form. Where there is no garniture,
and where the fit of the garments must
be so exact, every line of the figure is
mercilessly revealed, and not every
lady's form will successfully bear such
disclosure.
BRAID oRNAsTENTATIoN
for trimming is now quite narrow, but
is in favor for dresses OF heavy material.
For this season dark gray or blue cloth,
trimmed with black braid brown, with
lighter shade of the same and dark
green, with brown braiding, form at
tractiye combinations for street-wear.
The braid should not be too profusely
used. Two narrow scrolls, one on each
side, follow the line of the buttons on
the front OF the basque, and. dlverging
at the bottom, are carried along its
lower edge to the back on each side.
The back tabs are also trimmed. The
ta6Her, if smooth, has scrolled line
running along its lower edges, and the
skirt is similarly treated. Unless velvet
be used the collar and cuffs should also
be braided In fact, braid on costume
trimmed as described would be in bet
ter taste for them than velvet. or the
combinations noted gray and black
seem to be most fitting for the season,
and is very neat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

R.By's shin and Scalp preserved and beau
,,s,d Inv CtIrIcugA MspicirED soar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
BABY HuMon ssp
al sKrN AND SCALP DISEASES sPgBDuI
H' CIJRED BY CUTfCUKA. ~.


opv ,,t,,e sou viii be four years OF ego on ne
o.,h ,ns,ant In May. 1885, he vas stsacsed
.,sb a very rstnful brcskinR-out OF the skin.
Ne called IN 4 pnysiciau, who treated him EoT
.tont fo,,r weeks The child received li,tle OF
no yood from The treatment. - me Dreaming
en-, surne ed by The physician 20 % hives IN
an ,rsrny a.ed form, became larger 10 o'otcnes
ara ,rsre apd more distressing. We we're He-
Quently Obliged 10 get up In INC nis1t ana Iuo
rim with to,ia In water. strong iin,mcnss. e,s:
Finally, we called other physicssm, snn'
no less than sx bad Attempted 70 ours NM
all slihe failiur. ard the child sea1liy sssu.s
worse and vurse. undl about the Dtn o. w.
July, whom We D. gan 10 give nim Ssa"ssr
RRsotyRST internally and the CvricrhA an1
Cr.rcrRA SOAR externally and BY tho iset ~
August he was 80 neatly well thai We gave n,na
onjs one dose Of tho RrfoLyrsT about every
seconc day for shout tenn days lonsrf. ap1 ~
has never been troubled siuce with the hoIf,nc
mal6dy. In all gs used less ihan one hnu or
bottle % CpTicURA RF5ciysvf, htte Icss
thsn one box ef CUTicURA. AMI on'y one caAo
Of CuIfcuRAso fb. hIAN,,
Cayuga. Llvineston county. III.
subecritcd and sworn 20 teflte me IN, s'n
day CT January, 1851 Q. n. Coh, u AZ
sCRoFULoUs HUM0RS
last sprspg was very slcs, being covered
with some kind OF scrcfulR. The doctors coiid
not help me. was advised 20 try ne tUfi-
crRA REsoLvESf. did ~. Ard In day grew
better and better, until an AZ weii 40 ever.
th,Dk You for Il very much. and would Ike W
have e told 30 the public.
EpW. HOFFMAN,. North Attleboro. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09
THE OLD SOUTH.
A RIMARKABLE LETTER FROM AN
OLD ABoLIrIoEIsr.
Southern Chivalry and Aristocracy and
Their influence on the Nation
A Great Need.

Since all the leading newspapers OF
the country have published Dr. b. L.
Wards article in defence of the Old
South, it would be well to let the read
ers Of your paper see what was said,
about fifteen years ago, concerning the
controlling influence of southern
chivalry and aristocracy sin shaping
the character OF the republic in its fret
and best years." by Ilihu Burritt,
known as "the learned blacksmith, n
northern man by birth and education,
and a lifelong Abolitionist. He was
United States Consul at Birmingham,
England, and in 1873, during Grants
second presidential term, he wrote the
following letter to the New York
Christian Union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

hasten here, NultoS thSy DAIHb
large bank account with which to start
themselves in mining operations IN any
ore of these already-discovered gold
lands. il will be years before other goid
end s;lveryeius are successfully worked.
Veins of metal-bearing quarts run
from three TO four hundred feet vide IN
some places, or even wider. Inc
Treadwell mine at Douglass island mss
a vein four hundred feet wide, OF IN.
Uncovered depth, aud running all
tLyoueb one side Of the island. Tue
members of the company have taken
mn five claims in all 10 work, all, !
believe. the United States miniAg laws
will permit them 10 hold in the present
constituency Of this mining company,
composed entirely OF a select 10"
California capitalists. The company
has refused 81, 900, 900 for its property,
and by their present improved method
Of separating the silver and gold, rom
the ore, and with 12O-stamp miu CON
stsntly working and built on the ia'
cline below the drift, which they nave
situated in the hillside, and by carry
ing the ore on level into the hoPpsss,
to which they simply run their laden laden
cars from the mine and keep then
always full with easy mining. -,
noticed that they were building =
new set of roasters and chlorinators, py
which they expect TO get out a great
deal more than by their present pro-
GEES, and i am told they are gong 70
Increase the stamp-mill capacity by lzy
more stamps. The other day when
was there / went all through the mine,
and the mill, and other buildings they
were putting Up. They are now salu
10 be getting ont nearly SiO0.Ooo pc,
month, and with their improved
process IL wonld largely increase TINS
amount They run night and day the
wLeie year, and while the ore vein -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-09

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-15
Can't Gag Free speech.
san Antonio Light.


"Turn to the right" and give half, is
the law of every road. Even the devil
ha: his right to half the highway. The
question of the right of free speech was
settled IN this country when the war be-
tween the states closed. To assail the
freedom of speech in this country is to
asssil one of the very fundamental priv
ileges of free men. The attempt to rot
ten-egg men of any color out of an ex-
preston of their sentiments should re-
ceive the condemnation of every citizen.
No cause is so sacred as the cause of
personal liberty, and the advocates of
personal liberty Cannot afford to proclaim
liberty of action while denying liberty
of speech. The anti-Prohibltionists of
this city are not in favor of the
suppression of free speech, by VIC
lence or otherwise. Every rotten egg
thrown upon a prohibition platform
makes score of prohibition votes. The
principle is wrong, the practice is I'M
famous. The Observation-Disclosures of this
state must accord to their prohibition op-
ponents the fulless liberty Of expressed
opinion, or their case is lost. The Light
is anti-prohioition clear down to beds
rock But it favors free speech way
down to the rock that "bed-rock' rests
upon, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-15
Fort Worth. Tex. April y. 1851.
SALE.

Whereas, F. j. E. Gething by his deed
trust dated the 25th day OF January, 4. D., u
and recorded in Book Nine 80, mortgage I.
ords. on page l66, in the office of the Col2
Clerk OF TArrant county, Tex, conveyed 20 /.
undersigned trustee the following dssCri..
real estate, living, being and situated IN :
city of Fort Worth, Tarrant county, Tex
wit: Being part of block number thirty ely
(36) in said city and beginning at point OF Z
north SIDE OF Second street, fifty feet north p
east from the southwest corner of said ya.
north Coz, east 500 fifty feet, thence south =,
cas-: 100 feet, thence south
west fifty fees to the place OF, begfnn IN z. |. I.
gether with all and larthEfiShts mem-..
hereditaments and appurtenances TO =
same in any manner belon ging or appertainI
In trust tsssecure tie payment Of ceIsAa.
promfssofy note for the sum of Twenty ~
Hundred and Ninety seven Dollars ana -
enty two cents (S259T72), dated January !.
1887, and payable four months after the ~
thereof, to the order of Il. III. Van Zandt PIE.
dent, at the Fort Worth National Bans. w.
interest at u Ter cent. per annum and ~ =
cent. attorneys fee If collected by law, =
signed by f. J, Z. Gething, which said pleg
And whereas said promlsoTy note is now =
request of the holder of said promissOrynOJeass
under the prOvisi of said deed of trust, J, ),
undersigned trustee, will offer sald props.as
for sale at public vendue TO the highest bl1l--
for cash. at the courthouse door of Tara
county. Tex in the city of Fort Worth, beEE g
the hours of 10 o. m. and p. M, Wedne5SS
the 18th day of June, 1881. for the purpose
said trust. t. a. TInBALL, TrusIst'
Fort Worth, Tex, June s, 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-15
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest.

Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest.
Wheat harvesting is about over in
Gra7son county.
Whitney is Boosting of roasting ears
and cotton bolls.
Calvert's scrip is worth one hundred
cents on the dollar.
Sherman has been added to the list of
free mail delivery posts.
The Vernon Lsriat is anew paper issued
in tue town of Vernon.
Work on the Brentwood waterworks
is progressing rapidly.
The first load of wheat was on the
Gainesville market June 10.
Several wheat crops in Jack county will
make twelve bushels to the acre.
In Lampasas county the prospects now
are for the largest crops of corn and cot
ton since 1882.
In McLennan county cotton-chopping
continues unabsted. The acreage is very
large this year.
Childress boasts of good water, and is
soon to have windmill and pump to sup
ply the citizens.
Burleson county has scholastic popu-
lation of 1913. OF this number, 1876 are
colored children.
Willow abounds in the neighborhood
OF Marshall, and a basket factory is talk
ed of in that town.
There is 8 scarcity of stock water in
Hays county, some of the tanks on large
ranches being dry.
J.D. Freeman while riding near Hemp
stead was knocked out of his buggy by q
stroke of lightning.
The grass in Fisher county is growing
rapidly, and herds Of cattle are being
driven there to Craze.
The country around Hallettsville has
had an abundance of rain, and the crop
prospect is excellent.
The City Council of Bowie have agreed
to issue bonds to the amount of $4,000 for
the purpose of boring an srtesian well.
Knox county Will soon have stone
Jail. Much of the rock is already on the
ground, and full corps of masons are at
work.
Crops in Wise county promise i'm
mense yield. Much of the corn will
make without more rain, snd the cotton,
1t is said, was never better.
John Collins is shipping from mis- mine
at Malskof coal to Corsicana. These
shipments will be made daily as soon as
a track is laid to the mine.
A citizens meeting convened in Cor
sicana looking to starting woodenware
factory in that place. 1t is thought a
favorable arrangement will be made.
Childress county offers inducements TO
| investors. The lands are said to be
choice, and several large ranches have
their headquarters In the county, employ
| ing several hundred men.
A colored man of Navasota killed q
Jack rabbit which had four hons about
two inches long. The horns were located
on the lower and upper jaws. The RAD
bit is said to have been the largest ever
killed in the county, measuring three
! feet from tip to tip.